Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 08:01:46 08/17/01
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On August 16, 2001 at 16:10:56, Olaf Jenkner wrote: >On August 16, 2001 at 09:41:18, Thomas Mayer wrote: > >>Well, in my opinion this depends to several things: >> >>Maybe we will have a future, where chess programs play in tourneys and >>sponsorship is there to make it interesting for the GMs to play with to programs >>seriously... >> >>THEN i believe in this: At the moment programs can achieve ratings of 2700 and >>higher in those tournaments with humans... when the GMs start to play serious >>with the programs and start to study them because they need to, i think there is >>no doubt that the ratings will lower to say 2500 or so... but well, the >>chess-programmer do not sleep - so in 2010 we are maybe back at 2700... - I am >>TOTALLY sure, that nor in 2010 neither in 2030 a chess program hit 3000 in >>tournament time control... >> >>Greets, Thomas > >I agree. >But maybe the programmers find a new approach, then they are unbeatable in 2030. I've read that a new type of "quantum computer" will replace existing semiconductor-type computers in about 15 years, and will be many orders of magnitude faster. I think it won't be the software getting better, but the improvement in hardware, that will make the biggest difference in chess computer strength over the next years and decades.
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